PRORESULT review

Entry pricing starts at NOK 489, which is above most of the field. The category median entry price is €13.15, and Proresult sits at 261 of 307 on that measure, so buyers on a tight budget have cheaper options to look at.

The free plan is not offered. Its pricing model is free trial, so the only low cost route in is a trial period, and anyone wanting a permanent free tier has to look further afield in the category.

Each package covers 1 user included per package, so a single user can run a plan and any additional people are added to the bill. Teams expecting several people from the outset should weigh that against tools that bundle seats differently before choosing.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, covering email, phone and a help centre. That mix suits small businesses that would rather phone than search documentation, and the same listing gives a written channel for questions that do not need a call.

The stated audience is small business, so the tool is built for small businesses rather than large organisations. In the same field, 66.7% of brands target enterprises, and this one is pitched at the smaller end of the market.

The provider is Proresult AS, based in no. Contracts, invoices and support all come from a Norwegian company, which suits buyers who prefer dealing with a local entity rather than an overseas vendor.

In the project management software field the median entry price is €11.18. Proresult's NOK 489 sits above that median and above €32.01, so the price sits at the costly end of project management software.

It is listed under project management, which places it among project management tools rather than general business suites. Only 11.8% of the wider site catalogue sits in this category, so buyers shopping for project tools have a narrower pool to draw on.